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:? Just starting python, using "Python Programming for the absolute beginner", apparently it is written for windows! If I type python at the command prompt I get a python something or other. It's not the IDLE. Is there no IDLE for linux? The something or other works, but it's not interactive, I can't open saved files, etc. Anybody willing to offer any assistance? Thanks -- Larry
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what's idle?
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Oh ok
Yes idle is there... it's part of python
Just be sure that you install python and tk:
pacman -S python tk
after that, idle will be there
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I believe you want to type 'idle' at the command prompt.
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Thanks dadexter, I needed tk.
Thanks Rusty, I typed idle and it was there.
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Thanks Rusty
ha ha, I'm calling you Rusty from now on!
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:oops: Sorry, I humbly apoligize -- Dusty, Thank You!!! -- Larry
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No problem whatsoever as long as you rip phrakture's larnyx from his throat....
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